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Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: Medical Dictionary · 1909 · p. 2
Even though the part appears lifele , | of hydrochloric acid and contains two pee recovery can often ocour provided the temperature bo | and rennet, which act on lean meat and on milk ly. raised ¥ Listed The patient must not enter a warm | The juice is germicidal and is ony poured out when food room, a | e affected part should be rubbed, preferably | is tasted, smelt, eaten, or is int uced into the stomach. | with snow. When the part comes to life, inflammation pee el eee prevent its formation. should be expected, which may be treated with fomentations | Normally as much as seven quarts are secreted daily. or by wrapping oP pag geen organ — The |. oe pay kills by. eohr aie Unconsciousne avoidance of alcohol or hot drinks in the stage is | 18 rapidly uced. o1sons. also important. 7 [s. 369]
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